"> BIO-UV UV BWMS 300m3h LR-approved
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UV BWMS 300m3h LR-approved

BIO-UV UV BWMS 300m3h LR-approved — 15.0 kW, 300 m³/h capacity. The supplied category identifies the equipment as UV-Based BWMS, and it is normally installed in the ballast-water piping system between sea chests, ballast pumps and tanks, with filters, treatment reactors, dosing or neutralization equipment as applicable. In that listed role, its primary purpose is to treat ballast water during uptake or discharge so the vessel can meet the approved ballast-water management standard. UV, electrochlorination, electrolysis and filter-plus-UV systems differ in treatment mechanism, but all depend on correct flow, sensor condition and functioning bypass or interlock logic. Within the supplied list, this variant is distinguished from neighbouring entries by its model designation and the explicitly listed power; further hardware differences are not stated in the source. No additional performance, approval or construction detail is inferred from the model code beyond the information supplied in the source record. For exact ratings, dimensions, settings, capacities, materials and variant-specific limits, refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure.

15.0 kW
Power

Components & Design

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Technical Data

capacity m3h 300
treatment method UV
imo type approved True
uscg approved True
power kw 15.0

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Common failures & inspection points

Filter blockage or automatic-backflush failure raises differential pressure and reduces ballast flow
UV lamp, electrode or electrolysis-cell deterioration reduces treatment intensity and causes treatment alarms
Low salinity, poor water quality or unsuitable process conditions causes reduced treatment effectiveness and system derating
Sensor, flowmeter or analyzer faults cause incorrect dose or intensity control and prevent compliant operation
Valve, dosing, neutralization or control faults cause bypass, failed sequence or discharge inhibition

Service & Maintenance

Inspect filters, UV reactors or electrolysis cells, pumps, valves, analyzers, flowmeters, dosing or neutralization equipment and control logs. Review alarms and treatment records and confirm bypass arrangements remain controlled. Clean and calibrate process sensors using approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer and type-approval documentation for the exact figure for dose, intensity, flow and water-quality limits.

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Replacement Parts

Carry filter elements or screen service parts, UV lamps or electrode components as applicable, analyzer consumables, sensors, pump seals, solenoid valves and approved treatment chemicals where used.
Equipment Model #98986 · ✓ still in production